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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1950

Page

15

Club Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Outings

Tuesday includes a Little Gardens workshop at Mrs P R Foxs home with Mrs Peggy Cole in charge and a Lambda chapter picnic at Camp Obediah rain or shine. WSCS meeting at West Graham church led by Mrs Mac Tabor. Welcome Wagon Lullabye club at YWCA led by Mrs D C Stanley. East River Mountain Garden club lunch at Pete's Grill with Milner Mitchell and Francis Haynes speaking. Young people from First Christian plan a Crystal pool picnic. Friday features Christian Woman's Fellowship executive committee meeting at the parsonage 2134 Jefferson Street.

Little Gardens Club P. R. Fox Spring Garden Drive Peggy Cole Beta Sigma Phi Camp Obediah Rain Or Shine WSCS West Graham Methodist Church East River Moutain Garden Club Pete's Grill The Christian Woman's Fellowship of the First Christian Church Jefferson Street

Notice of Funeral Attendees From Several States

Mrs. John L. Bauguess and her daughters Patsy and Judy return to Hayward after visiting her mother. Families from Virginia Ohio West Virginia and Princeton attend W. W. Reese funeral including Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Craghead Moneta VA and Mrs. Craghead an aunt of the deceased. Local residents from Bland Narrows Pineville and Bluefield join relatives in the services with guests of A W Brown Narrows.

John L. Bauguess Patsy Judy Hayward Calif G. E. Shumate Bruce Craghead Warren Craghead Moneta W. W. Reese Craghead Reese Everette Waddle W. Newberry Lola Lambert Bland Clark Reese Columpus Ohio T. W. Buchanan Pearl Halsey New Richmond W. Va Lacy Halsey Pineville Paul Canada Maryanna Harold Reed Portage, Pa W. P Jene Fame W. H. Shaw Fel Schneiderham Martinsburg Kenneth Jackson Paul Kenneth Paul Jackson Madison Jacksons Japan Jackson W. Paul Bailey Williamson J. Will Baileys Nannie Showers Chambersburg George Blackburn W. E. Duncan Tazewell J. R. Phillips John Maynard Winesett C. F. Jewell J. F. Hare Myrtle Lawless Paul Bennett James Lindsay Bill Gibson Pais Ste Compton Keystone R. E. Hamilton Grace Hospital N. B. Rauhof Margaret Barinas Venezuela Rauhof J. Will Bailey W. P. Bailey Ada Burton Doris Belcher C. Jewell Holly Full Flat N. B. Hansen Norfolk N. L. Arring Holly Hill

Cherries and Orange Gelatin Dessert for Company Fare

Pitted cherries and halved cherries, along with fresh orange segments, form a fruity gelatin. Top with a light whipped cream to finish for an inviting company dessert.

Miss Shirley Jo Dunagan Weds in Powhatan Ceremony

Miss Shirley Jo Dunagan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leuis Sharpe of Powhatan, marries Thomas Oran Dunagan of Maybeury at Upland Powhatan Methodist church. The ceremony features gardenia bouquets, a pink travel outfit for the bride, and a reception at the groom’s family home. The bride and groom are Elkhorn High School alumni. he serves in the U S Air Force at Fort Campbell Kentucky.

Shirley Joan Sharpe Leuis Sharpe Powhatan Thomas Oran Dunagan Maybeury Powhatan Methodist W. Givens H. W Uhe Joe Sololiist Clifford Clemons Elmer Dunagan Louis Sharpe Leon Kennedy Hornby Norris Earl Hicks Clarence Tolliver Tony Rosca Shirley Norris J. A. Stevenson Dominick Signoretti Bluefield Glee Club Elkhorn High School U.S. Air Force Fort Campbell

Miss McNeil Weds George T Young in Madisonville

Miss Arraga McNeil daughter of Mrs Arch L McNeil Narrows Virginia tied her vows with Mr George T Young son of Mr and Mrs O P Young Bristol at Madisonville Methodist Church Madisonville Tennessee The Rev Charles W Dye officiated The bride a Radford College and Bread Loaf alumna teaches at Wytheville High School The groom a World War I veteran will live in Wytheville where he runs a business

Miss McNeil George T. Young Arraga McNeil Arch L. McNeil Narrows Mr. McNeil O. P. Young Bristol Madisonville Methodist Church Madisonville Tenn Charles W. Dye Stephanotis Radford College Bread Loaf School of English Middlebury College Middlebury Wytheville High School Wytheville United States Army Mr. Young

Local Notables Attend, Move, and Travel in Bluefield Area

Reports list funeral attendance for M. W. Emmons in Bluefield and numerous visits and relocations across Virginia, West Virginia, and Kentucky. Notables include Mrs. L. C. Creakman, Mrs. Jess Hughes, Mrs. Ted Reed, and others visiting family, taking jobs, or moving residences. Cuban trip planned for Phyllis Madriea and F. Stokey. fruit salad recipe hints conclude.

McComas Personals and New Relatives Visit Now

Mr and Mrs Clarence Taylor and daughter Phyllis visit Mr and Mrs Jim Long of Rock Sunday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Massa rone of Bluefield and Harold Wood guest of Mr and Mrs Dewey Wood last Sunday. Mrs Rowland Hall and children of Pocahontas visit here. Mrs Silas Hoover returns from Roanoke after visiting daughter Mrs S I Warren and family. Mrs Betty Jane King visited her mother in Bluefield recently. Thin cucumber slices marinated in vinegar sugar and salt make a relish for cold meat and potato salad.

Abe Kaufman Herbert Levy Brooklyn N. Y Kaufman New Britain Charleston Tullah Parkersburg B. A. Neal Keystone Carolina Avenue Bluefield Fletcher Hardy, Jr Neal T. C. Farmer Williamson Charles Campbell Reidsville N. C W. D. McDowell Louise Branscome Chicago Clarence Taylor Phyllis Jim Long Rock Raymond Massarone Harold Wood Dewey Wood Rowland Hall Pocahontas Silas Hoover Roanoke S. I. Warren Mr. Warren Betty Jane King

Women of Moose Plan Installation at Bluefield Chapter

The 565 Women of the Moose host an open meeting at 3 p.m. at the Moose home on Duhring Street led by senior regent Mrs. Ruby Carson. Installing regent will be Mrs. Margaret Davis of Beckley with help from Beckley members and Mrs. Margaret Perdue of Bluefield.

Bluefield The Moose Duhring Street Ruby Carson Margaret Davis Beckley College of Regents Margaret Perdue Mra Thelma Hale Thelma Tibbs June Winesett Reegent Beulah Holloway Reeorder Grace King Shirley Branch Betty Booker Mary McTusevitch Argus Genia Taylor Mary Mathena

Safe reuse guide for fried oil handling

After deep frying, let the oil cool before handling. Strain through cheesecloth into its original container, seal tightly, then store for future use. Reusing oil reduces waste and preserves flavor when properly filtered and stored.

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